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Billing, invoices, and closing

Your billing records, refund reasons, month-end pack, and unpaid invoices come together in one view, with the numbers already reconciled.

  • Records missing
  • Month-end cleanup time
Billing, invoices, and closing
What Velros AI runs

Billing records, refund reasons, unpaid invoices, and the month-end pack all stay together, so less goes missing and the month-end night shift gets shorter.

What's included

Billing and reconciliation data is gathered ahead of time; a person confirms the money.

This is the actual work Velros AI takes on here. Open any of it to see how it gets handled.

Anything that moves money goes only after approval.

Billing and close records are gathered and organized ahead of time, and every action that moves money is split out for a person to confirm.

What this board leaves behind

  • Records missing
  • Month-end cleanup time
  • Items awaiting approval

The judgment that stays with a person

Billing, invoices, and closing

The operating record shapes what gets handled next

Records missing Month-end cleanup time Items awaiting approval
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Where an expert comes in

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The Velros workroom

Today's work and today's approvals, kept apart

Measure Records missing
Measure Month-end cleanup time
Measure Items awaiting approval

Refunds and payouts, issuing an invoice, and adjusting an unpaid invoice are actions that move money, so they run only after a person confirms.

Billing, invoices, and closing

We match this month's billing against what came in and what's still owed, and pull the list of what to issue and what to settle.

We gather and organize the billing and close records ahead of time, and split out every action that moves money for a person to confirm.

We record what was missing, what's still owed, and how the month-end went, so the next close is faster.

In depth

What you hunt for at month-end was created in week two

Revenue, refunds and ad spend happen all month. They are simply not recorded when they happen. The finance team's job is not arithmetic. It is catching the number at the moment it is made.

The day this team has

  1. Flag it on the day

    Whether it needs an invoice, and which field is missing, on the day of the transaction.

  2. Ask then

    Ask the person who knows, that day. It always beats asking everybody four weeks later.

  3. Raise the deadline early

    Counted back from how long the preparation takes, not from the due date.

  4. Draft the close

    Revenue, refunds, ad spend and receivables poured into the same shape as last month.

  5. Report and sign off

    The report is drafted. Fixing the number is a person's.

What only a person confirms

Issuing or correcting an invoice
A tax judgment.
Refunds and transfers
Money leaves.
Closing the books
The company's, with its accountant.

The deadlines that bind

The invoice date
Wherever you file, the invoice has a date, and it is set by when the supply happened rather than when you remembered.
The filing date
It follows. A late filing usually costs money, and the amount is fixed by rule rather than by negotiation.
Count back, not down
An alert on the due date is not an alert. It fires from how long the preparation takes.

What it is measured by

  • Days to close

    Measured the same way each month, so movement can be claimed.

  • Missing fields

    What is repeatedly absent is next month's fix.

  • Deadlines met

    Not on the due date. Whether the preparation was done when the alert fired.

Questions

Do we change accounting software?
No. Your sheets and software are read as they are; what is missing and what is due gets flagged.
Will you file our taxes?
No. Filing belongs to somebody qualified.
How much faster does the close get?
Not promised. Days-to-close is measured before and measured the same way four weeks later.

Pages to read next

Once one piece of work is sorted, the work on either side of it can widen to the same standard.

Sort out reconciliation and billing first, and the close stops slipping.

Talk about our work

We work on the channels you already use

We cut the repeat checking first

We leave the approvals that need a person